The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-12-09
A south African Bully.

Tie tribe 10 whum The name Of ID
Tsuguls is source OF terror are more
Intelligent and further adysEceu than
tle " ,tabeIs In ths a;ts OF civiiiz .tipp,
~ The New YOik San. s me o.
Ea.n, Lie the MtshoUa aud Makaliks,
a.s the best husbJndUrn among the
.7.rss or Spu'E. Africa. raise the great
yr- variety o. crops. are the best iron
.sg5kers, and weave blankets and cloths
t.l N their own cotton. Yet they baye
been almost destroyed as tribes by their
Lercs enemies, whose ou!y trade Is war,
sad who have a great advantage over
peoples that live by pursuits q. peace.
aIr. M0ntsgu Kerr Described lasc year
ne miserable state OF All CT fear n
81 Lsch many Of these poor people live.
their hu,s perchtd high upon barren
-oJks, to which they themselves can
gain access Only ty means Of rude lad
de-s, which they pull up after them.
lJ,ss among these Mtshonss. who live
DO lie collaborating region just little
Ertheasc o. N4tabeielaud, that ID
Dznguls's solGIery now fud the greatest
number OF their Victims.
took A stout-hearted white man 10
push bis way into A4JabeIsland for the
purpose of founding mission station
thFJr. Or. MJG,lt, the ta,her-iu-law
o5 livingstone. pioneered the way and
established station many years ego,
-Sich s'ill exists. The missionaries
worked there q quarter Cf a century be-
fore they made single convert. At lsst
4u 1882. several M2tabels were bGpiz d
'- The Christian faith. n some way
Iae missionaries have had good deal
o' .rflurnce with the King and people,
bls they have had some very cCmica!
snd suapge experiences.
Ole day q missionary was preaching
% a lsrgs crowd, among whom the King
g,vs an attentive listener. The while
-lsn remarked that all men were alike
% le sight OF God, VINO would Iis,sn
90 readIly to the petition OF The petition
or the hum blest man Es 70 that OF The
greatest king.
That's e iie :" shouted the E;-g, st
las top OF his voice. Everything she |
King says is echoed ~ his loyal sub
!gc's. 50 everybody shouted That's .
y lie " The missionary found i; urcrs- /
ssry to change the sui c. or his dis /.
course.
Ate: the missionaries got 20 Ne an |
ed story they found ir very hard work /
% get anybody TO attend thsig services. /
Aatv therefore Tgsor,yG TO practice !
,nat has hpen in vogue among street /
preachers o New York. ph2 hay= dis
:r,tuJrd 'rcud erd c.t-e amouR their !
aujisrcss. On he WY 20 he service 1
.Ue missionaries would take their guns,
s.li some game, and give is to ,hr. ps0
l.". They were always sure Of an su-
ll,uce as long as there was anything 20
rat. II the preachers stock Of words
he'd out Logger than tas pro'isiuus
most OF the audience would d,spr5sr.
al those who remained would ask .or ;
O reward fcr their coad conduct.
Lo BruSut has usu,'Is Created white
zen we'll OI'y = f-v. months ago De
ave to q trad. ? 100 head OF cattle aud
come goods 10 CouVevsa:iuu fer tie
burning os his stngy, many miles cut.
eide of Nnote..aul Rs oaa Of The
Kings war parties. That old fellow
has some scrss ot luu,r. Ouce. a'ttr
be had sweep. tuau upon Cd Chief
S-kbCme o. B-chutJGlauu ara Grtv-u
several Jhcuserd herd Of ce'te over i'll